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: JBETT,1S' FIRST BASKETBALL
GAME
Trentcm, S. C.?As the football
season has come to its termina.
. tion, everyone now is looking for
the beginning of the basketbal.
season. Betti, Academy and Junior
College will ;play its first basket
bail game in a double header with Hfines
Institute of Augusta, Sat,
urday, December IS, in the collegi
gymnasium. The game is scheduled
foj: 7:00 p. m. Both teams are ex
petcting to "take the bacon."
The public is invited.
Bettis 100 Percent Red Cro?s
All the faculty at Betti? Aca.
demy and mary friends <n Bs vl. cinity
becapie member, of the Bet.
tis Acrdemy Red Cross. Faculty
numbers on the Aiken side gav?
their membership- fee -to Richard
F. Boulware who submitted the
same to Robert A. Brooks, .Aiken
county Re;FCros^ caller. Tne to~
tal sum for Aiken county was 512.
Thomas JrTenkins was Bettis Red
?Gr< ss-wailer?for- the Edgefield .
county faculty members.
? KM HA A. My & CHURCH
Rev. J. E. Dixon, Pastor
S. S. opened at 10:30 with the
s? stant Supt.. Mr. I. L. Lake pre
.-idinir along wiht his co-workers.
Lesson beautifully taught by the
! liferent teachers, nicely reviewed
hv Supt. Closing?L?=. .
marks by. the pastor. Morning
worship began With prayer ser- "
vice conducted bv Bro. Jonathan
Harp. A wonderful morning mes
cago was brought by the pastor
'a'.on from Hebrew 21 fi. snhjert .
Chr st's_Ailicnt into the World".
The message was indeed a spirit""
er service around the alter. Sev. ,
j,ra! visitors__were present from
rt< e"nvi lo among whom were Mr.
? -Aa..oit Wilson, and otberrelaiiyes.
Visitors are always invited and
? ivon?a warm?welcome at?thechurch
of friendly folk.
JUH.NSI'U\"\EWS
It goes-avitb out saying that the
Bouknicht scroal community peo.
> y-^-ple, together with the faculty, are
.VYvery big-hearted people. They are
always willing to help a good
eause.On
Sunday, December 7, Miss
Rat ray presented a program at
Bethel' consisting of readings, so.
los and the little rhythm band
which wa, 8 delight to all th*
hearers. Much credit i? due this
teacher for her training ard pa
tience., she is taking with_ J_he
children. The principal, Mr. Dean
was 'also present and made rent:
rks.
Miss#&-R?9n Belle Brc/adnax, Lu.
cile Raiford. Thomasina Holmes,
and Edith Fraiser, teacher9 at the
Rose nwald school, spent the week
! ot th-ir homes.
? Rev. W. E~. "Wilson and Kev. W,
Wt-Gi-ry-Arp attending the annual
conference this week In Anderson
Miles. Wilson
Surprising to many frierds was
th> marriage of Miss Hattie Mile
of this ci'v to Rev. W. E. Wilscrr
?of-ffarnett. S C. which wa9 solem
n'zed on Ta^day, December 9, b'
Rev. J. M. Blassengame of Co
nubia. ~
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MT. ZION A. M. E. CHl'RCH
Rev. W. R. How man. Pastor
"* \
1 it! M-u?i\a<n?Sundav -was a
?m itnv t ATr '/ion. Mnr-inpr ser. '
.. < > : \v< 1! attended. Our pastor
bfl a vrv stirring sermon
" a en(>'ept. "The secret of
' t an cr:vine." This was in
d'-.i a wiTvP-rf'tl semton. Every
^rt- <p?nn'H fa ho greatly inspired
the sermon.
Aco,-,,tp i ion was served,
fUr. c \ya? turned to a great
i-'nrj sV-n'.->-? Sister Bovd sane
"You cot t-i love evervbody if you
Jesus." The offerin?
wac cood.
?Wt> lu'it a ^-nrr successful board ~
p-r>/-,?:The church w i<
r>rcr rtt7ed for the year and all of
(t.,-, t.-pjivt, ivovp r?-annointed.
T^e ytc'vn! < '? hoard is headed
bv Mr. A. Rat^s: trustee hoard
vo. 1. Mr. I oo Chattntan. No. 2,
,f-. C.r.r.-rrf. c:v,,vitnrrs; Stewardess
B rd N'o. 1. Mrs. Gerths Mvers;
v"M' s' pe^-frmvtT-^y: H. md
1li P"""i't'-. Ms. A. Slieh^ The
Pb=t 0] h. M>-s. Rosa Cannon:
tve Pulnit Aid Rtvnrd Mis, Vernell
ATvrpo- tbo Joe Louis Club. Mr.
F.Br>vd:.. church, seau Mrs. Jessie
rta>-k. The evurch was organized
into eJllhs A c/rpat rflltv ? r?lonr>?/4
for the fifth Sunday in Merch.
STOVER CHAPEL STATION
The service,, wore delightful all
dav. S-nt. S. Pelzer wrs at hi<?
post. Mrs. Pelzer. Mrs. Ruff, and
Rev. T. C Pates discussed the Sun.
da'" School lesson.
11 a. m. the Rev. J. A. H. Mit
chell brought us a soul revivir.*
messaee. The stewards conducted
th<> business of the day.
330 the Antioeh choir from Cdfmrbra.
S. C.. Rt~?r St.. did th*
wincu'nr. Rev. Rice preached. It wa,
8 high day in Zion.
8 p. m. Rev. W. H. Walker
preached and the sermon wag a*
fir" in d*"v stubble.
Next Sunday. December-14th,
a* 11 a. m. the pastor will prerrh
from the aubieet, "As the Havs of
Noah were, so shall tve eomine;
of the. So?> of Man h" " Rev. Rookart
and hi* choir will ta^V charpre
at 3:80, and 8 p. m.. Rev. J. P.
Elliott. Everv one should hear
this wonderful man. The church
and pastor welcome you to Stover
* Chape! SundajN^?r
r~~r.?
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GREENWOOD NEWS RFR
MEE
The^Tuberculosis Association if
itting over a good job in Green Th
ood now. Every one seems to be \sso
sponding well to the call. Mrs. rrg (
loxie Goode, the widow of the late build
v. J. L. Goode, was ct Weston high
hapel A. M. E. church Sunday Pr<
on, and made a fine talk. Chrii
tvi.is were unusually good "inn
- v. W. B. Nash, our new pastor. St, ?
;eemed to have been at hi^ best nav
. ne preacntd out of his soul a Th
ot'derful sermon from 2nd Pete! has 1
:18. The doors of the churvli were ers i
opened and the spirit was hisrh "A I
o.. cti n was good, after Dr
;hich the Holy Communion \va? Mon<
> d. Uur visrtor was Mr.?rap*. i
Gcrode.
l rnbcrnacle Baptist church '
,ervices went on as usual. The pas. To
?o. h>'V, a.-E. Kay, preached-tw*- the )
owerful sermons morning an.. B. F
ivrHt. The spirit was high and th* -oho*
Election was extra good. The body
.oly Communion was served. of C
On November 30, at Springfieh the i
Baptist church the member* seem, bn r
d to have enjoyed the ploasun1 ^ave
-.titer and warm sunshine. On *b*> s
? u-vunt ?>f the Union the Supt. mal.
OeUron R I. Hill ^nnlfl rtn? h, A-i
-^-rnr."bur the assistant SuptT runT
ind the faculty were present. Af. bene
ter the teachers had gone through ent
the lesson the assistant Supt. g. ye Geor
a brief review. meet
Under the leadership of ou* V?
is'or. Rev. S. Randolph. ou:
hatch is moving on. We h?vi C
'TO.'it'liin j every -third Rniiilny ?n
'fiends and visitors arc aiw; ys
velcome. We s
S sters Mary . Jones find Ida. tert?
London are on the sick list W over;
hope for them a speedy recovery. *non
?A: Mt. Xi1 'ii Baptist ilnncl., Co? "ntJTtT
onaco. S. C.. the Union was held. Or
We had a wonderful setting of th< ing
-Tirnr-rhr?attendrrce was-good -'Wti.
rid alsu..the.cwllefti.Ui R"V. K. T. -tha-MitvheU
preached" the Missionary samj
< nnoti. The Mt. Zion Baptis4 :ner~i
h'itvh gave the delegates r. W-r" mt t
welcome and served a good dinner snre'
at the ehureh. j? 15 ct
Li
Promise I,and Circuit wool
Rev. F. L. BAnv. Pastor TTTTTe
After en.ios ing.^i wonderful Sun
lay School, the Ryvt Bony ascend SEC'<
d the rostrum and preached a
wonderful sermon from Psaln
'$7:3.-A* the doors of the churel R
vere opened the spirit -was high Su
Collection was" good. The Hol\ ua]
i. ninu: ion was given. post*
At Dunton Temple C. M. E sfud;
hurch, the home coining day went ed.
ver big. An excellent program At
web presented. Lovely singing was past<
uercit by the Dunton Tempk r->nir
hoir. This being their last quar. t^r t
~Ty oonforer.ee the presiding el. chap
ler was present and'' made some B 5n
ndeiful remarks. He introduced erjoj
v. R. st, A. Mr, D. D., president At
1 I.ander College who preached hOU!5
wonderful sermon frcrm the sub Pd t<
ect, "Prayer." The services were pv 0
.11 attended with a lot of visitine nmnf
? tids from other churches in the' have
lV. Collection. $11.45,. _ re_k>[
\ s thi. was the prsloPs, Rev: jy,
lilliam, last Sunday before at. ,1<? v
diner the annual conference tlv 0n t)
mbers met after service so as \t,
wind up the year's work and t<
n4 him away?wellr Rev. Giltieir"
onducted service at his crth?'
"\T;i(.,>,---'nnia at Ilodges, S
".. Sunday night.
V'ss Ruth .lowers of Ratesburg fy,
C., was in the city visiting Mes ~r,un
AM *o and Carrie "Carter. oisei
Mr: Adlm Johnson ontertrined
ivo of her friend,, over the wee! Mi?s
nd. from Greenville. S. C.. in the -erec
: ,< of Mrs. Ida Smith. The-. ^"Pre
vore: Mrs. Joseph McQueMn. Mi? Vise
' T'Id red Mad|c'nn. Mattie Norri* rnpf5i
d her daughters. ters.'
Morris ChaPel Rantist Church ]** .
Rev. II. B. Mitchell, Pastor
The R. T 1*. ?f Mo?C Chm
''r.'ict irh is making ou ' pead'i
"ndine progress in its work un mar]<
der the efficient leadership of . .
" an.lolnh H. Burton. The B., T. U mar]<
meet* each Sunday eventrg it <\ f) iep^e
n. m. with the president. Louis
Archer presiding. Th? me. on'th
'Christian Leaders''in for t'vouth."
The croup directors ar
making splendid ohrervalions ih?i1
wo?-U towards a definite viev ? ^
ooint of their work. hnvV
The R. T. UrL aw til increasing "V
auxiliary in our church. largTtv at
-ended, filled with enthusiasm, am' Qjyn
vn7rr to work. ? v
NOTICE The B. T. I', present
rv?y,i'lYihftr 2", ot -1 a. m.. a eantat"Th^
Rirth of Christ." Please be ;
" ot-nt and on'ov this service in
-v nnd dramat'zation. J""1.
T-c HAPPENED! The B. T. U VenV
Morris" Chanel church presented f - ?s
h.rjr ever the eOier waves Fri _ .
vrvm- inc at 7:BO r.-ver station
oed. S. r The choir
- nprtnr fV,p direction of R. IT Bur
^n, director peneral of the R. T pr<
^ loqt
i h...r , ^nmr nf thil I .Curl
-?r and read our celumn.
ST. PAUL HOLINESS CHURCH ^
Rev. A. R. Lee, Pastor V/sj
W? h^v" heTUn a new vear rnd
ere elad to have our same pastor ^
I hack
a f r
L^JT-he- service??were- verv Dean I +? ^
L? 'h- cpr*ri"d cc't hotriprinp: with I
c?n-'ov Tiic wi"
thovouehlv taue'rt on fill o'-asca*
"r1i? mornin" ap?*vfrp was snlandid
tt a* p X* wac: carried r>"*
ioc'v. F^r tho pvpninc <*or-vio- *v
.? - ,.<5^,1 Pr at)Vi'7)f't, "Whv ^,V(
1 a- } 1 v->M ffUr'" C Ap.Af c,,^ f?T)*V'
? -? - V- ?- / t r?V f a"' 4 TV a rrt - a ^ n a " P P
-e'ldl irn wpII ni'onarprt T'Tn
forcefully arid spiritually delivered . ^
c??iKopi?ihp For ,iMf
The Palmetto Leader 1^
' TE
KELEY SCHOOL GROUP
TS
,e Berkeley County Teachers' i
ciatioii held its second meet>f
the year in the high school r
line of Berkeley Training
school.
of. Holman conducted the de
ns, Tbegcoup used* "Onward ,
stian Soldiers" ps the after. I
'? hvmn. Prof. Wilson of the
Stephen's high school, offered
er.
e anrual Christmas Seal Sale j
i)egun among the county teach !
and their sloean tWa year is
Jigger r.nd Better Seal drive."
Evans, a physician of .
:k's Corner, S. C., emphasized ,
iipnrtan-.e xrf -the part sehuotrtcr,
can nlav in the fight'
-st tuberculosis. j*
t the delight and surprise of
group wa3 the visit of Mr. J. -J
'elton, strte agent for Negro
sis. Mr. Felton addressed the
on th? subiect, "Attendance
hildren in Schools." He made
comment that "the teacher is 1
lm.wing_card erf the classroom; I
a constructive program ana
itter.drjice will alwayg be nor
fter hiB address, an open fowns
held and ideas which were
ficial was grasped^by all pres.
The vice president, Mr
pre Holman, presided over the
in?.
?rdelle Jennings, reporter
;edar creek school
dicw'v. P C.?Hello Friends!
ire still givinpr our weekly en.
linments at the school house
y Wednesday n'eht. Tbe club
sored n fish fry Wednesday
t end n iK-nt sum was rutstid. i
tomorrow nieht we are hav.
a movie.show, "The Down.
of Samson."--by?Dr.?Cassels, vftntriinnnist
Hp gav.e,..ub
de of his work Friday morn..
fmd~was it sensationpJL-Comeind
help rs tn witness a errand
rMiinnient. Admission.- 10 and
mt?.
ttle Leatha Bolton snent the
c end in Columbia With Mrs
>r.
OND N.A7ARPTH BAPTIST
CHURCH
ev. A. C. Jones. Pastor
day School began at the us_
ionr. All workers were at their
s of duty. After the class
> -tbe^ lesson wps well review
the hour for preaching, the
>r entered the rostrum, ac
?anied bv Rev. Terrv. The pas.
ook his text from St. Lrke 1?
ter, 15 verse. This was indeed
ul stirring message and was
,-ed bv all present.
e of worshin an.-t again listen.
) a spiritual mesage delivered
ur humble servant from Ro
; 8:37. The pastor seemed to
been rt his best. Our souls
ced a* he preached tve word,
ere still are some sick am oh?
ire are praying God's blessings
lem nn-t a sn?edy recovery,
s. Carrie Isaac, reporter
WTNXSBORO NEWS"
By Kathleen Rorr
e senior class of Fairfield
v Traihine school rendered a
pllaryous program Tuesdnv
ier tho devotionrl hour. With
Sarah Monro mistress ~>f
nonv. tho ffdlowin"? selectionrendered:
class complaint hv j
Mildred Souireu'ollt mus'cp1" j
tation hv tho "'Rarbnra S;s <
' (Misses Johnnie Cod I j
leen Foga and Mnude^Fnp' *" 1
tmas Noel by Miss Marv K \
ener; "Sermon to the Sis j
* by Miss Kathleen Ro?ps- |
ng. Mi?s Rosa ?nd ^ j
:s by the principal. Prof.' W 1
^oss. Many erconrae'ng m j
:? have been given the "tr j
d" senirrr r>1n?S.
s, Delia Haieler who hoc hoen j
le sick list, is mending nice'.- <
-nns^i^-was--&a^deJneiL-hy_.th.;Jj
a of Mis,. Beatrice MeKe.
was a student of F. C
a few yerrs ago. T're famii'o??r
deep?ct svmnifViv.
ofesaor^-U. S. Oallmen an*'
Ross, and Mis? Blanche
ip went to Camden, S. f*. in?4
rday to attend the rthletie
rrenee.- ??
e glee club of F C. T. S. w*?P
<*T?tt?prnrrrn rr, in ffro a?Virtr>1^
korium Sunday evering, Do
>er 14 at 4 o'clock. Evervonivited.
We assure of an in
"ling program. Miss M. H
ar, sponsor.
ie home of Mr. pnd Mrs. F'4
n tVinf n* father and
ler, Mr. and Mrs. Mo?ec T.ylen
? comnletelv dosfroved ho- fir'
Sunday morning ahontSf. m
r *' 1,1 ,,in t ?n""
e of his possessions, r 11 of M
v~-.~,Vo1H cood^ were de_
ved TTe io ore r/f o"r nrom
dr.. ^Innnnrs and wel1 I
i"ht of hv w^>!fe an' colored
th?m both in
'..re fV>nii" Vnmes.
''a Wort M''er? instrrctOr
>ur school, snent the n*ool< on ' j
ifr home with her mother.
YORK PARAGRAPHS"
Continued from Pa^e 1
Her 1?th. Ye?i h'dne the on'
to vou ?>"d I'll Vnd^r the on"
k to me. TV>"? well have tv"fti
TMe TM>r*v !? hoinjf ClVm in in
gt Of th" P^-'ftm"" O-ot
r White of New York
. -?>--?? ^v, k?re with
mother. Mm. Jme White,
r. Jdmnr B"wcn* ig a patient
V<? r>"vi"? tf^nnital here.- Mr*,
T/ e Hardin iB also on the
ItiC
j... - " >l?l i>i..i] aSui.-?fc
IE PALMETTO LEADER
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CENTER RABUN .NEWS |
Sunday Scherol opened at its usual
hour with the Supt., Mrs. G.
Foster, presiding. The attendance
was very large.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Shaw and
nmily worshiped at Mill Rock
R'|r>tiwt church Sunday afternoon.
"Mesdames Carrie' Humbut, Ali.'c
Sullivan were the Sunday rfter.
noon guests of Mrs. Mary Carter
and family.
R?-v. and Mrs. W. I>. Coker eag
erl.v filled their position at the :
l ittle River Baptist church, Ware I
Shoals. H?^ ia doing wonderful .
work there.
Vvs. A. Henrv. Mrs. Carrie .
Phelps rnd Lillie M. Kile?Y attend |
ed a practice at the Pine Hill
s?hoi?l. Thev have taken a part in
?giaK T?xvn Convention" which
which will be given Friday night,
-v. lv.ber 12.
Mr. S. Choice spent Sundav in
Fountain Inn with his daughter,
Mrs. Pyles. 1
A,.. j nd Mrs. Hueston Choice
arid family, Mr. and Mrs.
Choice of Greenville, were the Suit
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stober
Choice.
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THE PIEDMONT SOCIAL CLUB
OF NEW YORK CITY
Once agfin we pause to honoi
our Presbyterian church "back
home, situated near Mountville, S.
C. in Laurens county.
The Piedmont iSocial clubs o*
i*hf}adefphi?--N<Mw Ynrk. Baltimor"
and Washington. D. C
third re.union Sunday, November
30th, rt the home of Miss Pns- I
Pitts, 1404 N. 21st St., Philadel
phia. The various clubs were met
at the door hv Miss?s Lougeni'
rn,i ov.jvipy We>ts. Thev were
beautifully dressed in black and
white evening gowns. Everyone
gave their name as they entered.
Mr. John S. Pitts, asked all to ferilow
him to the dining room where
the beautiful table was decorate''
with mints and nuts. d in tlv
center wa? our dear -J'd Ifmie
church beautifully made by Mis?
Jto^r. Le?Pitts, with the pastor
standing in the_door.
Each plate had everv person'*
name?in-front <vf it, and ? cert'fi
cate of graduation. Twenty fou'
Yvers seated at the table, thtec
? Six men, dreseed.in tuxedosserved
a wonderful dinner consist
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collard greens, dressing of two f
I kinds, candied sweets, cold slaw, 1
'gravy, pickles, radish, celery, car. (
rots, cranberry sauce hot rolls and i
butter. For dessert we had ice ?
cnam and cake of all kird. Everyone
ate so much that they had to <
walk around before the program i
-4 began. Such?a?uonduriul?dinner J
was cooked by suoh nice ladies, J
r.nd everyone enjoyed eating it. 1
Members present from the New ,
York City club were Mrs. Theresa (
* Jaekso*", Mrs. Geneva B?agley, Mr.
and Mrs. James Hamilton, Mr*. _
I Savannah Pettaford. Misses Em. I
, ma and Cupfnna Pitts, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Pettafo?d. Miss Ee
gene Harrison, Joseph Grayer nm1
Harry Anderson.
' Members from Baltimore, Md.:
Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, and
- Mrs. Rosa Geter; Mt. CTflr, N. J.7 "
Mr. and Mrs. Gordin and Mr. John
D. Pitts; Washington, D. C., Mrs
~ Vera Griffeth and baby; Philadel.
phia. Mr. John S. Pitts, Miss R0ss
'* L. Pitts, Mrs. Beatrice Werts and
daughters. Ixnigenia. and Shirley
Werts, Mrs. Poala Cregg. MisAntho
Pitts. Mrs. Carrie Hill, Mr
~~Arrd? Mrs. Charles?Hill, Mr. and
Mrs. Randolph - Rodriquez. Miss
Myrtle Hill. Mr. James Grant. Mrs.
Odessa Sobb, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
[ Flyod and children, Mrs. Nell
I Holmes r.nd children. Mr. Odell
rloyd, Mrs. Armstead, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Forgy, SergearVRobert
B. Forgy, Rev. and Mrs. B. F.
t Glasgow and son, Benjamin, Jr.,
; Mr. Samuel Evans. Mi. Ira <3ra.
t ham, a?M mrav other names that
T failed tQ get.
M Af K program began
( with Mr. John S. Pitt, as chairman,
i I add-es*.?Miw??Rasw L.
> Pittp. general treasurer. Phila.:
I cuest snerkers. Rev. and Mrs. B.
' F. Glasgow, pastor of the Berean
, Presbyterian church. Phila.; MlSg
) | Fnim? .T. Pitts, president of the
)| j Vm- Y""k CPv club; 'Sergeant'
)i i Rohe-f P Forgv. Phila; Mrs. Ve
!r Griffith. t-?nst?r^r of Wash.
j-r-;n-tnn cluhr Mrs Odessa Adams
) Pr.'timnro. Md : M?*s Go(!',tifl B"ns
lr-v, secretary <->f N"\v York club:
)""Mr7_tToTdm. Mt. ?'lair. N. "J., re
1; o!f(i i ^ \v"r5'^",**^'il no?mr M*
$ Leander Pitts. Phila., and Mrs
* Parrie Hill. Phila . read the history
j of the o^'Tet" a letter of g^eetin"
J <V~rv> th?"> riiQfar ef on". C^nV-oh wS'
I*- read by Miss Rosa L. Pitfr.
>*..- y..r? p-t*.?f?*.,y. ehaplAin or
'he New York cl"b. Mn*. Man'
'Tpmilton and Mr. Harrison, N. Y.
',i ii .in !
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latard&y, December 13, 1941
Dlub, and Mr. C. W. Fttfa, Phil*.
rave splendid talk, cm club life.
Urs. Odessa Sobb rerd the minutes /I
>f the last re.union which wag held
n New York City September 22,
it the home of Mrs. Savannah
Pettaford. The minute* were rereived
and adopted. Our next
re union will be held in Washing.
/in, D. P, anH I lrnnar wo will have
grand time since we will be near
the White house.
- Mrs. Vera Griffith ha* the most
wonderful baby, juat the picture
jf health, weighing 21 pounds, and
st five months old.
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DON AMECHE
JOAN BENNETT
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JOHN WAYNE
HARRY CAREY
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